Peace prize nominations revealed

Mo Mowlam, Gerry Adams, a Brazilian nun and a millionaire builder have been nominated by the public for the 2005 Tipperary Peace Prize, it emerged today.

Wed, 14 Dec, 2005 - 07:06
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Mo Mowlam, Gerry Adams, a Brazilian nun and a millionaire builder have been nominated by the public for the 2005 Tipperary Peace Prize, it emerged today.

Also on shortlist is Bono, the late Pope John Paul II, the McCartney sisters, the International Red Cross and assassinated Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri.

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